Susan McBride Update

Posted on May 1, 2008 by surely.
Categories: fragrance lawsuit.

This blog has made it to the big time. No, not the cover of the Rolling Stone. It’s the Fashion & Style section of the New York Times: Sickened by the Office (Really)! Breathe Free is mentioned in the seventh paragraph on page 2. (Hopefully they won’t make you log in, but their registration is free and they’re pretty low key about mailing you stuff.)

If you’re looking for the discussions mentioned in the article, follow this Susan McBride Lawsuit link.

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Comment on May 2nd, 2008.

I just found you via a Time mag blog. I have a number of friends with ‘chemical sensitivity’ so your blog interests me.

Comment on May 2nd, 2008.

Rhea -
Welcome to the blog. I hope you come back often - and invite your friends.

surely

linda
Comment on May 2nd, 2008.

Congrats!

Unfortunately they claim “sensitivities” are merely enough to make you miserable. I have many that are life-threatening.
That’s why the term “sensitivities” really bugs me, because it doesn’t come close to conveying what can actually happen.

A great resource:

http://www.chrc-ccdp.ca/research_program_recherche/esensitivities_hypersensibilitee/toc_tdm-en.asp

Comment on May 3rd, 2008.

I was glad to see this topic finally get coverage in the mainstream news. It’s like they feel it’s acceptable to link to a blog about it, but not take a stand on their own, which might offend sponsors or readers.

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